The largest wildfire in Los Angeles is moving into new areas, prompting new evacuation orders.
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The Los Angeles wildfire has spread, with the death toll expected to rise. About 153,000 people have been ordered to evacuate, and seven states, the federal government and Canada have sent help. Preliminary estimates put the economic damage at 135-150 billion dollars and President Joe Biden declared the fires a major disaster.
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